It will be particularly helpful for people looking to personalise what they consume.
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Parents often away on business can personalise their children's wirelessly connected talking toys.
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It merges 'control of sharing' such data with FB's use of the data "to personalise features and products".
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In recent years many companies have tried to personalise customer interactions by understanding purchase paths to predict future needs.
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You can also personalise the strength, length, and temperature of your cup, as well as the fresh coffee beans.
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If another can personalise its communications and create an interactive, intelligent, multi-channel experience, then we ditch those that can't.
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Take running watches for example: These clever little devices are designed to optimise and personalise your training to improve your performance.
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To list and rate services is free on Clickability, but subscribers can reply to comments and personalise their page, among other features.
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Times Internet is experimenting with "themes", where users pay a small fee to personalise the appearance of an app on their phone.
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Backed by billionaire techies such as Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates, schools around the world are using new software to "personalise" learning.
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The Kainsy Smart LED Light Colour Bulb allows you to personalise your lighting through a colour palette of over 249.99 million hues.
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Sweeney tells me the future aim is to be able to identify different patterns of risk to personalise the customer journey accordingly.
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The idea is to collect and analyse quantities of information to understand consumer tastes, recommend products to people and personalise websites for customers.
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Consumers increasingly want to personalise purchases—from made-to-measure golf clubs to cars with cool gadgets—and have them delivered straight away.
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This includes helping hotels and other short stay providers personalise their guest experience and optimise operations through the use of Welcome Pickups' data.
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The goal was to let fans get closer to Victoria Beckham, personalise their connection to the brand, and show off its new collection.
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Airlines are seeking to harness big data to personalise customer experiences for as many travellers as possible — and they have a lot of data.
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Once I completed the surveys I was sent a personalise four-page report which analysed attributes like my thinking style, communication preferences and motivators.
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Any optional uses of personal data, including any uses designed to personalise the service have to be individually selected and activated by the child.
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Live-streaming has helped millions of Chinese internet users, many of them in rural villages or dreary industrial towns, personalise mass entertainment for each other.
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Voice technologies rely on sensors that are always listening to speech, which gets hoovered up by the AI powering them in order to personalise offerings.
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You can personalise your gift this year with over 5,000 exclusive ideas and designs to consider on the site, making things really easy on you.
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In this case, information is collected that is identifiable and used to personalise ads to be delivered either directly through the app, or through other services.
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Their algorithms personalise the web so that no two people get the same search results or social media feeds, betraying the idea of a digital commons.
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This experience made us think about how we could use technology to personalise the real hyperlocal world around us, so people could feel local wherever they are.
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The result is that it's difficult or impossible for marketers to track return of investment for a particular campaign or channel, or to personalise their marketing message accordingly.
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This includes the ability to identify each student's strengths, weaknesses and learning gaps in real-time so that teachers can personalise their teaching for each student, as you'd expect.
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On the flip side, if AI seems beyond your brand's reach, allowing the consumer to personalise their own experience with your brand is another way to provide the same value.
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This recommendation engine is being offered up via an API, which today's new funding will be used to further develop, to help retailers "better personalise all touch-points of the consumer journey".
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Today, there are testing results from some 150,000 engineers on its platform, which Triplebyte uses to help compare newer candidate performance, as well as to feed its testing algorithms that personalise tests to each candidate.
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The services are provisioned by way of smart contracts, which allows Thought Machine and its banking customers to personalise, vary and segment the terms for each bank — and potentially for each customer of the bank.
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While S Group's competitors are also eyeing opportunities to collect and use data on people's shopping habits to personalise their advertisement efforts, Aari said the idea of giving out it to customers was the group's own.
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TEL AVIV, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Israel's Dynamic Yield, whose technology helps marketers personalise customer interactions, said on Wednesday it raised $32 million in a funding round led by Viola Growth, with participation from Israel's Union Tech Ventures.
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Nothing like the outdoorsy family that inquired this week about using a camper van as a hearse—typical, says Mr Allcock, of a customer base that is less religious, more diverse, and keen to personalise their departure.
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For years, WeTransfer has positioned itself as the quirky Dutch rival to its more straight-laced Silicon Valley counterparts, doing things like providing users with colourful artwork as background wallpaper to personalise their use of the platform.
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Mercaux's platform offers a pick n mix of services intended to empower retailers' employees to sell more — such as by tapping into up-to-the-minute style suggestions — and thereby "improve and personalise the in-store customer journey".
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The fact that Credit Karma partners with so many other financial services providers also means it's sitting on a huge data trove that it leverages to build and personalise products, representing a data science angle for Intuit here, too.
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Marmite just shitted all over your hilarious idea to personalise a jar of the stuff for bae and you'd fear actual bodily harm for attempting to send your significant other a Sharpie-scrawled potato on the most romantic day of the year.
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"Spirable has an unparalleled amount of data integrations to uniquely personalise video ads in real-time," it says, further claiming Idomoo "doesn't talk about live data and pre-render ads and upload to Facebook — so there is a lack of data-driven pipelines".
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The Pixlr Editor and Express apps, available online, allow users to adjust and personalise images — everything from the basics like red-eye removal, filter overlays, and opacity adjustments, to the ropes course including working in layers, background "noise" removal, image sharpening, color replacement, and more.
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The rise of apps like Instagram and Snapchat has put photo effects front and center in the world of picture messaging, giving users not only the ability to send images to each other, but to personalise them with little doodles, lurid colors, bunny ears.
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"By working with Ventech and our other investors, new and old, we will continue to pioneer new ways to allow our customers to monitor, manage and personalise the experience of every conversation taking place through their desktop web, mobile web and apps," adds Holmquist.
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The startup, based out of Barcelona, today announced a Series B of $5003 million led by General Atlantic as it drives deeper into international markets, specifically the US; and expands its tools for developers with more analytics and artificial intelligence features to personalise the experience more.
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"In the first instance it should help personalise NHS screening and treatments for cancer, eye disease and a range of other conditions, as well as freeing up staff time, and our new NHS AI Lab will ensure the benefits of NHS data and innovation are fully harnessed for patients in this country."
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To make this possible, the startup has built a bespoke e-commerce and publishing platform that enables it to personalise each storybook it sells on the fly, including pulling in data from third-party APIs, such as maps, as well as using data provided by the customer, such as a child's name.
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Once you create a page, Money Pools works similarly to other social funding sites like GoFundMe: you can personalise the page with pictures and how you want contributions to appear (public or anonymously); you can update the site's activity feed; and you can — important for social-payments — share a link to the campaign with a short URL.
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In an interview, Hayes said that what sets Lucidworks apart is how it uses machine learning and other AI processes to personalise those results after "sorting through mountains of data," to provide enterprise information to knowledge workers, shopping results on an e-commerce site to consumers, data to wealth managers or whatever it is that is being sought.
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That includes, in addition to basics like having an account into which money can be paid in and out, and having a Visa-based debit card to make cashless transactions, users getting the ability to "choose your flag" to personalise a card, no fees for transactions when the payment card is used abroad, no account maintenance fees, no overdraft fees, no ATM fees and no minimum balance.
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Features include "swipe through your inbox", a Tinder-style gesture to either to mark a mail a 'read' or to delete it (if you swipe left); a new option to personalise your inbox with color themes; an enhanced sidebar to create and use folders; autosuggestion on names (a big one that would have felt very onerous to do without, I'd guess); infinite scroll on the inbox (with no need to click on 'next').
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Cottrell's aim is for students to personalise and contextualise strategies, rather than taking advice wholesale.
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The Centoventi is a compact four-seat city car long, high and wide, sitting on a wheelbase of . The interior is designed for owners to personalise with a patented interlocking mounting system.
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Collaborators are encouraged to form their own areas within the LabSpace to personalise the materials, increasing the relevance of the content for specific learning communities and to test out course ideas and develop materials based on user feedback.
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"Tastes" let a user personalise their search experience Foursquare has a list of "tastes" in particular food items, styles of cuisine or environmental aspects, which users may add to their profiles to let the app know what they like.
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Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society, v.19, 1908. pp.21–65. Google Books Matthews asserted that this book was the first use in literature (as distinct from newspapers) of the term Uncle Sam to personalise the United States.
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The game uses SoundFonts to provide additional ambient sound effects. A Sound Blaster AWE32 or AWE64 is required to use this feature. The player can load a SoundFont and use it for ambient sound effects. Customised SoundFonts can be created to personalise the dungeon.
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The Year 7's get special Year 7 jumpers and Year 7 tops which they can personalise themselves. The Goody Patch is 250 metres away from the school's campus, and is used as a local community garden but is also owned by school staff.
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ICSID (2013-06-19). Retrieved on 2013-07-12. After the Taipei congress, the International Design Alliance unveiled a new branding identity for its biennial congress which each host city will be able to use and personalise their identity to showcase their unique cultures.
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McLaren Special Operations is McLaren's bespoke division. Officially launched in 2011, MSO's origins date back over 20 years, as the division grew out of the McLaren Customer Care Programme that was set up in the early 1990s to service, maintain and personalise the McLaren F1 for owners.
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According to founder Nick Jenkins, "Moonpig" was his nickname at school in Newport, Shropshire, hence the name of the brand. Visitors to the website can choose from a large selection of card designs and enter their own text and photos to personalise them. Visitors can also personalise a number of gifts. The original launch of Moonpig in 2000 coincided with the collapse of the dot-com bubble, which made progress difficult at first, but Jenkins raised further investment from private investors and venture capital, and the advent of broadband and digital cameras together with news spreading by word-of-mouth meant sales steadily increased, with the first profits being made in 2005.
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1 µm and below. They are fully computer-controlled and the whole process of cylinder-making is fully automated. It is now common place for retail stores (mostly jewellery, silverware or award stores) to have a small computer controlled engrave on site. This enables them to personalise the products they sell.
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The platform employs browsing technologies which personalise shopping visually for each customer, rather than relying on a search bar format. It allows sellers to list their products on Wish and sell directly to consumers. Wish works with payment service providers to handle payments and does not stock the products themselves or manage returns.
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It comes in three colours; Mysterious Black, Spring Rose and Lucid Blue. One of its lifestyle features is it enables users to personalise pulsating light settings depending on who is calling. It also features gesture control as you can wave your hand over the screen to trigger actions such as muting calls.
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These are show cars that demonstrate possibilities for customers to personalise their cars. iQ for Sports reflects modern urban chic through a purpose-made body kit emphasizing the iQ's broad stance, powerful geometry and clean sweeping lines. iQ Collection focuses on interior customisation. The vehicles were unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show.
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Saria believes that big data can be used to personalise healthcare. She is considered an expert in computational statistics and their applications to the real world. She uses Bayesian and probabilistic modelling. In 2014 Saria was funded by a $1.5 million Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation project that looked to make intensive care units safer.
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If ownership of a vehicle is permanently transferred to a new owner who lives in the same city/region then the registration number may remain unchanged. Administration fees are, however, still payable in respect of the necessary changes to the vehicle's official documentation. Many people however will change the licence plates even if it is not necessary, in order to personalise them.
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It also provides the ability for its customers to personalise their portfolios with various investment themes. A strategic asset allocation strategy is used to optimise portfolio returns, and reduce volatility by asset class or geography. Its investment philosophy is that investing in index-based ETFs provides better after-fee returns compared to actively managed portfolios in developed markets like Australia.
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The Homespace is a Scene that functions as an in-game hub and a starting point from which the main menu and Imp Quests can be accessed, similar to the Pod in the LittleBigPlanet series. In the Homespace Editor there is a limited version of Edit Mode, where players can manipulate and personalise the Homespace using Elements made by Media Molecule.
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Technology can contain discriminatory aspects that can negatively affect individuals. Technology has the ability to violate human rights such as the right to privacy, security, safety, and the right to non-discrimination and equal treatment. New technology poses a threat to society's right to privacy. New technology has the ability to personalise products and services by altering preferences and characteristics relevant to the user.
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Fairfax upgraded the website in December 2006, and again on 4 March 2009, adding the ability for visitors to personalise the homepage. The first mobile phone news service from Stuff began in 2003, in a partnership with Vodafone New Zealand. On 21 April 2009, Stuff launched a dedicated mobile site. On 1 February 2018, the parent company of Stuff changed its name from Fairfax New Zealand Limited to Stuff Limited.
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Harrison has made several discoveries of abnormal genes, that can help in diagnosis and help doctors personalise healthcare. She collects data from acute leukaemia clinical trials, studying . She identified that a chromosome abnormality known as rob(15;21)c increases people's likelihood to develop leukaemia. For patients with this Robertsonian translocation, leukaemia is initiated by chromothripsis; an event which breaks two chromosomes and reconfigures them in an flawed manner.
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The 2015 SEAT Ibiza The Ibiza received a second, more thorough facelift in 2015. The interior as well as the exterior have been changed. According to SEAT, the interior raw materials used are higher in quality and the overall design is more driver focused and ergonomic. With the steering wheel, gear stick, air vents, radio buttons and door handles it’s possible to personalise with a range of available colours.
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Bottles of coke are labelled with favourite summer holiday spots such as Hawaii, Ibiza, Barbados etc. Additionally, Coca-Cola collaborated with McCann and Score a Score to create over 1000 unique songs based on names found on bottles of Coke. Financial analysts and advertising experts have used the success of the 'Share-a-Coke' campaign to remind marketers and advertisers of the need to personalise the communications message.
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Hylton demonstrated in 2010 that MRI could be used to predict how women will respond to neoadjuvant therapy. DCE-MRI and DW- MRI provide extra functional information as the MRI becomes sensitive to the vascularity of tumours. Her recent work has identified that PET and MRI can be used to personalise the treatment of breast cancer. Hylton served as the principal investigator for the National Cancer Institute International Breast MRI Consortium.
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Despite little production at the end of his career he had an important and fundamental impact on the artistic panorama of Bolognese art at the start of the 20th century. He participated at international exhibitions, like the ones in Bologna 1888 and Milano 1906. His impact continued to the middle of the century due to his ability to analyse, personalise, and synthesise the artistic trends that were present in Europe at the time.
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The reflective spot has been removed since the new plastic nose has reflective qualities. The bears come in many different sizes, ranging from 5 cm to in excess of 80 cm, and often come with accessories such as hearts, roses, T-shirts, wooly hats and scarves. Some have personalised messages from a simple "I Love You" to longer seasonal and event related messages. It is even possible for customers to personalise their bears.
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Coolroom offers users a 3D virtual environment, styled around a loft apartment. Different areas allow users to preview additional clips and cast interviews and upload personal content including music and pictures which can then be played and displayed in the apartment. In the current version users can also personalise the apartment and there are suggestions it is moving towards social networking where users will be able to invite friends into their Coolroom.
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Livebox 1.1 and 1.2 have been designed by Boris Gentine, a designer at Saguez and Partners. They were designed to harmoniously fit in homes and to be laid both vertically or horizontally. This design has been rewarded twice. In 2005, France Telecom launched a "Livebox Fashion" and also a "Livebox Music"; in the same year stickers were offered to personalise it and synthetic fur covers were also offered to promote the King Kong film.
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These predicted offerings can then be presented to the customer through cross-sell, email recommendation and other channels. Relationship marketing has also migrated back into direct mail. Marketers can use the technological capabilities of digital, toner-based printing presses to produce unique, personalised pieces for each recipient through variable data printing. They can personalise documents by information contained in their databases, including name, address, demographics, purchase history and dozens to hundreds of other variables.
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Due to copyright issues, Williams F1 driver Jacques Villeneuve is not featured in the game and in his place is a silhouette of his body, a fictional helmet design is used and his name is simply Driver Williams. However, his career statistics are correct. This character's name could be customized by the player, either to personalise their driver or to unlock certain extras, such as the Silver and Gold racers, as well as a fictional Hawaiian circuit.
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An example of this is Coca-Cola, who enables customers to personalise their Coke cans by being able to print their name or choice of text onto the can packaging (Coca-Cola., n.d.). Despite the extra costs for the business, allowing customer to design and create a product they desire to suit their own needs, can create value and loyalty towards the business. It is also a way the business can stand out against its competitors (Kotler, et al.
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Government house was designed by Officers of the Royal Engineers and James Manning with building commencing 1859. The Convict Establishment was based in Fremantle, so Jewell was appointed to supervise the construction. Jewell amended many of the details during construction, citing a common architectural ploy by continually commenting on the lack of information or drawings provided by Manning. This method enabled Jewell to substantially personalise the building to his tastes, with the building being completed in 1864.
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He worked as a music contractor, filling orchestras with personnel upon request for the segregated black and white venues. He was able to do this in part because of his working relationship with Earnie Young (reputed to be one of the founders of the Music corporation of America). Peyton was also good at arranging music and could personalise songs for performers so that their performance of popular songs was distinctive. He did this for stars such as Al Jolson and Eva Tanguay.
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The flats themselves were a mixture of single-storey apartments and two-storey maisonettes, with two to six bedrooms. The maisonettes were designed with the bedrooms facing inwards shielding the residents from the traffic noise. Another design feature was the wide balconies (the "streets") on every third floor, the concept being to provide public space which would encourage interaction. Alcoves called "pause spaces" were provided next to the entrance doorways on the "streets" which the Smithsons hoped the residents would personalise and where children would play.
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The Kuwait Global Technopreneurship Challenge 2015 was held from July to November. It was organised by Kuwait University in collaboration with Taylor's School of Engineering and The Technopreneurship Institute. The Kuwait Global Technopreneurship Challenge aimed to address three of the 14 grand challenges, making solar energy economical, advance personalise learning and advance health informatics. The preliminary stage of the competition was held from July to September 2015 a total of 65 teams from 151 countries worked on providing solutions to address these grand challenges.
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Some cities also have additional features, such as step-free routes, hill profiles, and air-pollution aware routes. walkit.com also hosts a blog page, an events page highlighting walking related events in its featured cities, and information pages on walking for health, walking to work, walking to school and going green. In 2010, personalised walkit accounts were launched in the form of mywalkit (free) and mywalkit+ (£1.50 per month/£15.00 annually). Subscribers to the mywalkit account are able to personalise their walking speed in order to provide more accurate walking statistics.
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Corgi Cargoes were available until 1964. In December 1959 Corgi Toys produced packs of stickers which could be affixed to personalise Corgi models. Pack A (1460) included number plates, road fund licenses and GB plates, Pack B (1461) featured sports wheel discs and white-wall tyres, Pack C (1462) contained commercial vehicle items, Pack D (1463) included CD plates and L (learner) plates and Pack E (1464) introduced in December 1961 contained AA and RAC badges and towing plates. Today it is not uncommon to find early Corgi models with such additions still intact.
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It allows players to compare their results with results of their friends within the Facebook system. Players can also personalise their in-game avatars and unlock additional game levels (so-called towers) corresponding to various game styles in the PC version of Icy Tower by exchanging them for coins, the game's virtual currency. In November 2012, an official continuation of Icy Tower, Icy Tower 2, was released for iOS and Android. The producer estimates that on November 23, 2012, the number downloads of Icy Tower 2 downloads surpassed one million.
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In 2001, three books published by BBC Education Publishing under the Xchange banner went on sale: Head Strong, Microbe Makes and Team Spirit.Xchange books on amazon.co.uk Retrieved 4 January 2008 When children appeared on the show, the presenters of that show would sign a photo of themselves and personalise it to the child. Also, the main game that would appear on the show would have the prize of an Xchange-branded alarm clock and a few more goodies were given away behind the scenes such as messenger bags, mousemats and keyrings.
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Japanese film critics worried that even with Western film techniques, their film output failed to represent native Japanese values. The historian John Dower found that Japanese wartime films had been largely forgotten, as "losers do not get reruns", yet they were so subtle and skilful that Frank Capra thought Chocolate and Soldiers unbeatable. Heroes were typically low-ranking officers, not samurai, calmly devoted to his men and his country. These films did not personalise the enemy and therefore lacked hatred, though Great Britain could figure as the "cultural enemy".
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The Wish platform employs browsing technologies which personalise shopping visually for each customer rather than relying on a search bar format. More than 1 million merchants list their products on Wish’s platform to sell directly to consumers, eliminating distributor fees for the sellers while providing shoppers with low-priced merchandise. The bulk of merchandise available through the app comes from China and other overseas distributors. Products are usually smaller items which are cheaper to ship, aided by an agreement between China Post and the U.S. Postal Service which lowers costs of shipping for goods weighing less than 2kg.
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Projection devices are scapegoating tactics which personalise the initially-vague threats posed by the common enemy. At a social level, the internal problems of unemployment and poor trading performances are directly attributed to the activities of the "identified others". Simplification is a particularly-effective rhetorical device to deal with an uncritical population by permitting rhetoricians to rise to power through their persuasive abilities and frequently outmaneuvering those with expert knowledge who do not communicate well. In this context, Burke (1941) identified Hitler's use of apodictic argumentation in which anecdotal experiences are asserted as proof of his social analysis.
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The emergence of Ambient Intelligence is consequence of moving to a one-to-many relationship with phone complements, WiFi routers, gaming consoles, MP3 players, set-top boxes (STBs), TVs and infrastructures with impressive computing and storage capabilities. This environment is an enabler for a new concept of global and transversal platform that will exploit the real potential of the network affecting all business areas. In this convergence process, the Ambient Intelligence can be defined as an automated service provider embedding the devices. The Ambient Intelligence platform will be able to personalise itself dynamically in devices according to the context (i.e.
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Registration is free of charge, as is searching through matching profiles and showing an initial expression of interest by sending a wave to another member. Members can search for and be matched against other members using many parameters such as gender, age, location, position type, experience at sea and many more. Members can upload photos to their profile, and personalise it with text sections to provide more information about themselves, what they are offering and what they are expecting. Free members can also reply to any initial contacts they receive with a yes, no or maybe wave.
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Since the Disney purchase, Club Penguin continued to grow, becoming part of a larger franchise including video games, books, a television special, an anniversary song, and an app MMO. Disney has often used the game as a cross-promotion opportunity when releasing new films such as Frozen, Zootopia, and Star Wars, having special themed events and parties to celebrate their releases. The game forged an ever-growing mythology of characters and plot elements, including: a pirate, a journalist, and a secret agent. In 2008, the first international office opened in Brighton, England, to personalise the level of moderation and player support.
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Dynamic consent is a personalised digital interface to facilitate participant engagement in clinical and research activities over time. It seeks to address some of the issues raised by the traditional, paper-based, static consent approach, where consent must be obtained for all future activities in a face to face interview. Dynamic consent operates through a secure IT interface for consent and communication that enables participants to view a digital record of their consent decisions, subsequent to their initial agreement. Some versions of dynamic consent also have the functionality for people to personalise according to their preferences, which can be changed at any time.
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On 25 July 2016, Snapshot Games released version 1.10 adding the new features Duel Mode and Forge Crystals. The Duel Mode of play created a single one-button click method of starting a battle against either a human or AI opponent, depending upon which was available. Winning unbroken Duels resulted in the player receiving escalating rewards in the form of Gold and Forge Crystals plus, once per day, a Talisman. The Forge Crystals could then be spent in the now unlocked to all players Equipment Forge allowing many for the first time to personalise their game character's appearance and create custom Bodygear and Staffs.
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Shortly, with the generation of a groundswell of support for the organisation at a meeting at Red Lion Square, Tony Whitehead and others joined the group and formally founded the organisation and saw it through registration as a charity to provide direct services to those affected by HIV. The trust was named after Terry to personalise and humanise the issue of AIDS. It was formalised in August 1983 when it adopted a constitution and opened a bank account, and the name of the trust was changed (Terrence rather than Terry) to sound more formal. It incorporated as a limited company in November 1983 and gained charitable status in January 1984.
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RSBS who was Ralph Sanders Barclay Sillar, a student in 1909 and after World War I, a successful lawyer, who lived on until 1970) on the massive rock shelves at the site's rear (east) are probably the most interesting because they graphically demonstrate the use of the building as a school in the early 20th century. The various names personalise the history of the building (sic: site). In addition to any inherent significance the landscape at the site may have (not surveyed) the existing landscape does provide an aesthetically pleasing setting for the historic buildings. A number of the mature trees are clearly remnants of the Victorian and Edwardian period(s).
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At the age of fourteen Narkevičius was sent to Vilnius by his parents to study in the art boarding school where he matured surrounded by students who came from similar backgrounds. According to the artist, during this period, still in the Soviet Union, everything was quite impersonal, and at the beginning of his artistic career, he was trying to personalise what he was doing to motivate himself. Artists at that time were seen as advertisers of the regime – which compared with post-war Stalinism was relatively liberal. However, the primary purpose of artists still was to provide an ideological service, he or she always had to be prepared for it.
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The game begins with allowing the player to choose their player-character; the default protagonist is called Flubbit the Dull, however there is an option to allow the player to create and personalise their own character. Once a character has been created, a 14 in-game day training scheme will commence which gives the player an opportunity to improve their abilities such as lock picking, sword fighting and thieving. An in-game armoury is also accessible at any time, which includes utilities such as body armour and various weaponry. The form of currency in the game is dragon's teeth, which can be used to purchase items and equipment.
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In 2013, the organisation launched its Newcross Homecare Management App, a portable tool that allows clinical assessors to create, personalise and confirm care plans. The aim of this technology is to “save clinicians time, and to ensure that patients receive the care they require in the most effective way”. Led by clinical input from nurses, the app is designed to provide “an intuitive experience that allows the user to concentrate on listening to a client and provide the highest quality service possible”. Newcross Healthcare's app, HealthForceGo, was created to aid carers with various admin tasks, including time sheets, payslips, a mileage calculator, and a calendar to see previous and upcoming shifts and availability listings.
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A single customer view, also known as propensity modelingTV Analytics 101: Single Customer View Published by deductive.com on December 7, 2018, retrieved on December 10, 2018 is an aggregated, consistent and holistic representation of the data held by an organisation about its customers that can be viewed in one place, such as a single page. The advantage to an organisation of attaining this unified view comes from the ability it gives to analyse past behaviour in order to better target and personalise future customer interactions. A single customer view is also considered especially relevant where organisations engage with customers through multichannel marketing, since customers expect those interactions to reflect a consistent understanding of their history and preferences.
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Deimantas Narkevičius Too Long on a Pedestal, 1994 Although Deimantas Narkevičius is primarily known for his cinematographic work, he started his career working with sculpture and found objects. Narkevičius's aim to personalise the relationship between the artist and his work emerged during his study years in Vilnius Academy of Arts, as also did his search for a means of expression matching the conceptual idea. It prompted him to embrace the avant-garde tradition and the principles of site-specific art. At that stage, he sought to cast off the dominant romantic concept of art and actualise other principles of visual expression that would directly and didactically reflect the thinking of the artist.
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Mathletics draws from the Web 2.0 technologies to foster their website as an "interactive e-learning resource, for schools, parents and children". Mathletics accredits the interactive aesthetic and function of their website to Web 2.0 format, which is typically characterised by its fluid accessibility to user-content creation and editing without prior knowledge of HTML programming language. With this, Mathletics takes from the features of Web 2.0 and implements them into their interface to assure that the website content can remain dynamic and regularly updated, and provides users with the option to edit and personalise their online profiles within the site without programming skills, as well as facilitate online competitions with other profiles.
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In creating such a vibrant building Corrigan encourages an architectural dialogue with visual art audiences, even incorporating elements that reference Sidney Nolan's Ned Kelly 'The Chase' by placing abstract forms within traditional urban landscape as 'Nolan' did. To personalise the design and allow it to relate to the business it houses Corrigan has chosen to mainly use black and white for the facade. These are the colours of Niagara Galleries corporate identity, but refer also to the client as a strong supporter of Collingwood football club. With this design Corrigan wanted to make a strong and positive statement about the selling of art, rejecting transactions that historically had been "done behind closed doors".
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Gopal has written and commented extensively on the subject of race and how it operates in contemporary society. She argues that whiteness is primarily a cultural category, not a biological one, and is useful for explaining how western societies work in terms of how society is structured, and how such structures determine power relations between dominant and non-dominant groups. In the context of racial discrimination in the United Kingdom, Gopal has discussed white fragility, suggesting that a "way of deflecting engagement with race is to personalise matters". In October 2019, Gopal criticised the Equality and Human Rights Commission report "Tackling racial harassment: Universities challenged" for the language it used and for not addressing the systemic disadvantages faced by black and minority ethnic students or the ways whiteness dominates power structures and pedagogy.
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As Minister for Care Services, Lewis led the introduction of Putting People First, the then government's policy (accepted by the incoming coalition government) to personalise the provision of social care services for the elderly and people with disabilities. The policy offered adults eligible for care services the ability choose their own care services from a "personal budget", and shifted some responsibilities from the NHS to councils. Lewis described his own policy changes as "arguably the biggest redistribution of power from the state to the citizen that we have ever seen", while David Brindle of The Guardian praised him for having done a "huge amount" to raise the profile of social care. In March 2008, Lewis warned that the Labour Party was losing touch with ordinary people under the leadership of Gordon Brown in an article written for Progress Online.
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The deck-access design and repetitive use of stairwell towers, where there was an absence of natural surveillance, encouraged criminal activity, and made the control of these problems very difficult. Occupants complained of anti-social behaviour; high rental and heating costs; impact noise entering their homes resulting from use of the pedestrian access decks; an inability to personalise the exterior of their homes; an absence of private garden spaces for the mid-level family duplexes; remoteness from local shopping and public transport facilities; and pollution from the oil-fired power plant. Moreover, the radical and harsh appearance of the development was not to the tastes of many residents who preferred the more traditional housing built elsewhere in the New Town. The combination of these factors led to a significant proportion of the estate's families leaving the development to be replaced by younger, single people, which often exacerbated the problems.
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In the early 2000s, after a successful career in the software industry culminating in the Stock Exchange listing of his company, Exact Software, Houtman commenced looking for a personal submarine for his own enjoyment, only to find that submersibles were the sole domain of military or institutional scientific users. In his quest to personalise submarines for everyday use, Bert teamed up with a Canadian inventor, Peter Mitton, who had pioneered a small one person Sub (C - Quester) that provided the template for what was to follow. That partnership ended in 2005; Bert Houtman founded U-Boat Worx determined to expand the audience for private submersibles. A production line approach has seen a wide range of models with ever increasing capabilities reaching greater depths, continuously adopting the latest technology, craftsmanship, and delivering more fully certified vessels for a variety of end users than any other manufacturer.
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Interior Standard features of all models include, but are not limited to: a navigation system with voice recognition; air conditioning with four-zone climate controls; power rear sunshade; rear-seat DVD entertainment system; interior air filter; front and rear seat massage; 21-speaker Bose premium sound system; power tilt/telescopic heated wood/leather-wrapped steering wheel with radio and climate controls; power trunk open/close; voice-activated AM/FM radio with 6-disc CD changer; keyless start; heated front and rear seats; cooled front seats; adaptive cruise control; premium leather upholstery; 18-way power front seats; 14-way power rear seats; heated cupholders; rearview camera; iPod adapter; wireless cell phone link; outside-temperature indicator; universal garage door opener. Options for the Maybach 62 and 62S include: 18-way power rear seats (replacing 14-way); power side sunshades; cooled rear seats; wireless headphones; electrochromic power panoramic sunroof (replacing power sunroof); steering wheel mounted navigation controls. The company offers various options for customers to personalise their vehicles, and provides various equipment combinations.
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